THE POWER OF TECHNOLOGY TO EFFECTIVELY TEACH FOREIGN LANGUAGES FOR EFL LEARNERS

Authors

  • Ruziyeva G.Kh. PhD Associate Professor of “Philology Faculty” in “Alfraganus University” Author

Keywords:

modern technology, classroom language learners, various disciplines system, innovative platforms

Abstract

According to the research, learning a foreign language would be faster and more interesting in schools with the appropriate methodology and instructional materials. If teachers want to attain the desired results, they must develop themselves by learning new methods for teaching languages.

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Published

2024-12-29